
Tim Finn is a New Zealand singer-songwriter, musician, and composer best known as a founding member of the influential band Split Enz and for his work with Crowded House. A key figure in Australasian music since the 1970s, Finn helped shape the distinctive sound of Split Enz through his imaginative songwriting, theatrical performances, and genre-blending approach. He later enjoyed a successful solo career and collaborated extensively with his brother, Neil Finn, including contributions to Crowded House and the Finn Brothers project. Known for songs such as *I See Red*, *I Hope I Never*, *Six Months in a Leaky Boat*, *Fraction Too Much Friction*, and co-writing Crowded House favorites like *Weather With You* and *Four Seasons in One Day*, Tim Finn has earned recognition as one of New Zealand's most celebrated songwriters. His career spans rock, pop, theatre, film scoring, and numerous musical collaborations.
New Wave, Alternative Rock, Art Rock, Pop Rock, Power Pop, Jangle Pop, Sophisti-Pop, Progressive Pop
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